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Military Space Launch Vehicles · United States · 1968
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Delta N Photo: NASA Headquarters - GReatest Images of NASA (NASA-HQ-GRIN) · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
* Absolute score — assessed within category · no era adjustment
Payload Capacity
30
Reliability
40
Cost-Efficiency
45
Responsiveness / Cadence
20
Reusability
0
Orbit Versatility
35
Precision
25
Technology
40
Strategic Value
30
Human-Rating
0
Origin United States
CategoryMilitary Space Launch Vehicles
EraCold War
In service1968–1972
Quantity9
Data Quality82%
27
Military Space Launch Vehicles MASS Rating
73/96
Cold War
229/296
All-Time
Military Space Launch Vehicles · 10 axes scored
Payload Capacity
30
Reliability
40
Cost-Efficiency
45
Responsiveness / Cadence
20
Reusability
0
Orbit Versatility
35
Precision
25
Technology
40
Strategic Value
30
Human-Rating
0
ⓘ Regardless of era, the same scoring system applies to all units in the military space launch vehicles category.
01 / Overview
Delta N
Production
1968–1972
Quantity
9
💰 PERFORMANCE / PRICE ASSESSMENT Methodology ↗
MILITARY SPACE LAUNCH VEHICLES · COLD WAR
73
PERFORMANCE/PRICE
40
UNIT COST (2025 USD)
—
27
military space launch vehicles category
ⓘ Performance/Price and MASS score are computed across all units in the military space launch vehicles category, regardless of era.
02 / Specs & Design
◎General6MOD.6
  • Vehicle Typeexpendable launch system
  • First Flight1968
  • ManufacturerMcDonnell Douglas
  • Stages2
  • StatusRetired
  • In ServiceNo
◈Performance1MOD.1
  • Success Rate8
▣Propulsion5MOD.5
03 / History
SERVICE LIFESPANRetired
  1. 1968Production started
  2. 1972Production ended
58
years in service
4
years in production
9
units produced
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